2-Day Mt. Rainier National Park, Parker Market, Boeing Factory, Seattle Tour from Seattle

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Day 1 Mt. Rainier National Park Five Optional 1 Day Tours (Seattle City Tour, Mt. Rainier National Park, Olympic National Park, Snoqualmie Falls & Leavenworth German Town, The University of Washington+ Big 4 Ice Cave)

• Meet Point

  Assemble at designed point

• Attractions

  Mount Rainier National Park

  Leavenworth

  Olympic National Park

  Snoqualmie Falls

  Space Needle

  Dale Chihuly's Garden and Glass

  University of Washington

  Big Four Ice Caves
• Accommodation

  Red Lion/Quality Inn/Comfort Inn/Hampton Inn or similar

• Description

  Option A: Seattle City Tour
  The Jade City Seattle is the largest city in the northwestern United States, the 15th largest metropolitan area in the United States, and is considered to be the fastest growing major city in the United States, located in Evergreen - Washington. [Pioneer Square] Seattle's origin-one of America's largest historic buildings.
  [Parker Market] Seattle's most important tourist attraction, with the world's largest coffee chain Starbucks first store, the world's most disgusting attractions - chewing gum wall, throwing fish show fish stalls and other famous attractions.
  [Space Needle] Seattle landmark building, standing on top of the tower, not only can see the landscape of the entire Seattle city center, you can also see the Olympic Mountains, Cascade Mountains, Mount Rainier, Elliott Bay, nearby islands and so on.
  [Chihuly Garden and Glass Museum] led the blown glass industry into the field of large-scale sculpture. The famous American glass artist, Chihuly, is famous for his unique style of work.
  [EMP Experience Music Project Museum] is dedicated to the history of pop music, science fiction an popular culture and explores the museum.
  [Kerry Park] a park on the south slope of Queen Anne Hill in Seattle, Washington, located at the corner of Second Avenue West and West Highland Drive. That view encompasses downtown Seattle, Elliott Bay, the West Seattle peninsula, Bainbridge Island, and Mount Rainier.
  [The Museum of Flight] the largest collection of flight-related collections in the United States, with a collection of 145 aircraft, roughly divided into six exhibition areas, the number of aircraft collected here is amazing
  
  Option B: Mt. Rainier National Park
  Mt. Rainier is the fifth national park in the United States, the first known as the Indians near the tahoma, meaning the sacred mountain. It is the highest volcano in the United States, more than 2500 meters above the peak of the mountain, more than 600 meters higher than Japan's Mount Fuji, Washington is the first landmark, so its stalwart is also printed on the state's license plate. Rainier Snow Mountain has the largest single glacier except Alaska, as well as the largest ice system, 95% of the park is kept in its original state. Go to Mt. Rainier to see the tallest volcano of the continental United States by visiting Christine Falls, Narada Falls, and Paradise Road.
  
  
  Option C: Olympic National Park
  One of the most famous national parks in the western part of the United States has the world's largest temperate native rainforest and is listed on the World Heritage List by UNESCO as a natural heritage. The Olympic National Park is the largest original area of the United States, except for Alaska, with a total area of 3628 square kilometers, which is famous for combining the three distinct ecological environments of the coast, mountains and rainforests throughout the area. In the middle of the peninsula stands towering with the magnificent Olympic Mountains, 60 glaciers stretch endless. The tourists who love nature will find the paradise of the dream here.
  [Hurricane Ridge] overlooking the virgin forest, walking between the clouds, looking into the 19 mountains of the Olympic mountains (in case of bad weather cannot reach the hurricane Ridge, we will go to the Olympic National Park temperate rain forest area).
  [Crescent Lake] is located in the famous 101 highway, because the shape of the lake like a bend of the moon named Glacier carved Crescent Lake has the original waters that make it full of mystery.
  [Seattle Ferry] In the evening, we will experience the Seattle people's special lifestyle, take the ferry from the largest ferry team in North America to return to Seattle from the Baltic Island (such as the ferry for any special reasons closed or late, we will drive back to Seattle). Travel to Olympic National Park with visiting Hurricane Ridge, Lake Crescent and many other great wonders of the natural beauty.
  
  Option D: Snoqualmie Falls & Leavenworth German Town
  [Snoqualmie Falls] is one of the top ten waterfalls in the United States, whose name comes from the Indian language, meaning the moon, which has a supreme position in the hearts of the local Indians.
  [German town – Levinworth] is the most famous German town in the northwest of the United States. The whole town is full of Burgosian style in southern Germany. The German town - Levinworth has more than 90 shops, each with a unique style, in addition to the German handicrafts, here also has other European countries unique exquisite handicrafts. There are also many restaurants operating Germanstyle cuisine, such as the German village of famous Schweinshaxe, German sausage and Munich beer, has won the tourists favorite. The German town hosts 13 large-scale events each year, one of the most famous tourist destinations in Washington. Visit Snoqualmie Falls before going to the Leavenworth German Town. Enjoy the lovely and sweet atmosphere of this popular small town.
  
  Option E (new): The University of Washington+ Big 4 Ice Cave
  [The University of Washington] Founded in 1861, Washington was first established in downtown Seattle approximately a decade after the city's founding to aid its economic development. The flagship Seattle campus of the University of Washington has emerged as one of the world's leading research universities. UW is known for strong social science, business, medical and engineering programs.
  [Big 4 Ice Cave] Big Four Ice Caves is a nice and easy adventure, best done in the summer or early fall. This is a somewhat remote area however and it's governed by the forces of nature. Cell phones don't work and a forest ranger may or may not be close by. So respect the potential dangers while enjoying the beauty of the caves.
  

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